Had joined this groupie for awhile but never had the chance to meet. So here’s the long awaited gathering! Lots of shooters, but I went slowly and ended up last again. heh heh.

#1 Funnel Web Spider found perched on a tree bark

#2 A curious jumping spider

#3 Spent quite alot of time shooting this fella, refused to stay still!

#4 Yet more shots

#5 View of it’s metallic green body

#6 Praying Mantis with the water (swamp) in the background

#7 Atlas Moth caterpillar, about 2 inches long and will grow up to 4.5 inches! It’s the largest moth in the world, so expect no less!

#8 View of it’s head

#9 Dragonfly’s smile. Notice that it looks like a beetle sitting on it’s face?? lol

#10 Body of a weevil but no weevil snout! Background belongs to the tshirt of a boy staring at what I was shooting

The following shots are of the Eight-spotted Crab spider (Platythomisus cf octomaculatus) which I found out to be extremely rare in Singapore. Very distinct yellow body with 7 spots (no idea why it’s called 8-spotted!) and translucent legs.

#11 Hi there!!

#12 At first, I didn’t know it’s name and called it the Tiger Crab Spider

#13 Praying for rain! Or complaining to others that my flash was too glaring….

#13 It lies very very flat on the leaf

#14 Trying to fly kite.. the web was connected to my finger

#15 RAWR!!! and a tiny bug walks past

#16 Found this fresh load of spiderlings under a leaf. Guess how many? 🙂


The complete album can be viewed here.

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